Meteorite's Black Glass May Reveal Secrets of MarsLiveScience.comBlack glass from a Martian meteorite that crashed in Morocco last summer may shed light on not only the surface of the Red Planet but also its interior and atmosphere, a new study reveals. Rocks are occasionally blasted off the surface of Mars by ...

Willamette Meteorite Chunk Part of Largest Meteorite Auction Ever in NYCIndian Country Today Media Network.comThe largest meteorite auction ever is scheduled to be held in New York City on October 14, and among those on the auction block is a piece of the WillametteMeteorite, claimed by the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde in Oregon as sacred. Though ...

How a Martian meteorite rocked the worldNBCNews.comThis is where the commercial meteorite industry crosses paths with academia. For a find to realize its value, meteorite dealers need to have the stone classified as a particular type of meteorite and given a name (based on location), or, if the exact ...

The Orionid Meteor ShowerSpace DailyUsually, waking up before sunrise is a good way to get a head start on the day. On Oct. 21st, waking up early could stop you in your tracks. Blame Halley's Comet. Every year in mid-to-late October, Earth passes through a stream of dusty debris from ...

Amateur stargazer spots 'meteor' burning up over GranthamThis is LincolnshireAmateur stargazer Nigel Booth spotted what he believes was a meteor burning up over Grantham last night. Nigel and his wife Debbie, of East Street, saw the round orange and blue light moving across the sky for almost three minutes - before it disappeared.

Shooting Stars Sleepover at Town Creek Indian MoundNews of Orange CountyA crisp autumn evening, a movie under starry skies and a meteor shower await participants of the Shooting Stars Sleepover Town Creek Indian Mound in Mount Gilead on Saturday, Oct. 20. "Get your tent, camping chairs and blankets for what may be the best ...

Amateur Astronomer Offers Tips for Viewing Meteor ShowersPatch.comMeteor showers, including the Taurids this weekend, will be visible this month. The best place to see them is away from town centers, where light pollution obstructs clear viewing. Ideal time frames for watching are "always midnight and even better ...

PASSC-World Impact Database

Impact Field Studies Group

Japan Night Sky Watch

British Irish Meteorite Society

Meteorytomania Poland

Feedjit

EISSCO - Intel

EISSCO: 'Intelligence, for those that dare to know'

Follow Meteor/Meteorite News by Email

LEGAL: Privacy Fair Use, and Service Statements

FAIR USE NOTICE: This website may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 U.S.C. section 107 of the US Copyright Law . Copyrighted material on this website is owned by the respective original copyright owners.
If you have any concerns about copyrighted materials please contact me: LunarMeteoriteHunter@gmailDOTcom

Privacy Policy: This website does not collect personal identification information. Cookie(s) from Google Analytics or other website tools collect anonymous traffic data sent to/from your computer upon entry to this site. If you email me your email address and mail are kept on file and ONLY your sighting report and name will be disclosed. Your email address WILL NOT be shared without your prior written permission. All emailed material (sighting reports) becomes the property of this website and may be published; if you do not agree to these terms DO NOT email me your sighting information. Thank you.

Service: The purpose of this site is to act as a portal for educational information related to meteors/meteorites, and etc. No guarantee is made about the accuracy of data on this website. Facts are checked the best that I can before posting. Please do check for yourself to verify information before judging it as fact.